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MRB-SEAT
Phos-Chek Mobile Retardant bases are used to support forward attack operations using all aerial platforms. Units are capable of supporting large scale helicopter, airtanker and VLAT operations, as well as smaller scale SEAT deployments. Our LC Trailer is available to provide mobile retardant storage in support of SEAT or Helicopter operations at remote tanker bases.
ICL’s custom designed Ground Applied units are designed for the accurate placement of retardant (or gel) from the ground. Ground Applied operations can be done 24 hours a day. In adverse weather conditions, when airtankers cannot fly, or in the event airtankers aren’t available, a Phos-Chek Ground Applied unit can deploy retardant for fire line construction, burnout operations and community protection.
All Phos-Chek personnel are fully trained and fire ground certified.
Wildland Products
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Fire Retardant
Aerial and ground applied chemical retardant for control and management of wildland fires. Fully qualified by the USDA Forest Service
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Class A Foam
Applied aerially, typically from scoopers or helicopters, Class A foam increases the effectiveness of water for direct suppression and mop up. Slows evaporation and improves fuel penetration.
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Gel for Wildland
Fire suppressant gel is thickened water typcially used to coat a structure to protect it from impinging fire. Gel wraps a “blanket of water” around any structure, keeping it cool and preventing ignition from nearby fires.
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Equipment
Custom built Phos-Chek mixing equipment provides easy mixing for support of airtanker and helicopter operations. The unique PC-CODE unit allows for retardant, foam or gel mixing and spraying in a single unit with the flip of a switch.
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Fuel Gelling Agent
Prescribed burning and burnout operations require thickened fuel for drip and heli torches. Flash 21 is a two part liquid that instantly and perfectly gels fuel for torch operations.
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